Courtyard Cinema Brings Free Movie Series To The Heart Of The City! | Eastern North Carolina Now

What's better than watching a movie on Friday night? Watching a free movie under the stars, of course! Grab your lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy this open-air, fall film festival beginning Friday Oct. 7 at 7:30pm

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    UPTOWN GREENVILLE, NC     What's better than watching a movie on Friday night? Watching a free movie under the stars, of course! Grab your lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy this open-air, fall film festival beginning Friday Oct. 7 at 7:30pm.


    Thanks to a new partnership between Uptown Greenville, Fire American Tavern, Suddenlink and Hallmark, Courtyard Cinema will be free for all! The eight part series features different outdoor movies each Friday from now until December 2. The movies will be projected onto an inflatable screen in the Uptown Parking Deck's courtyard located behind Fire American Tavern. If rain occurs this event will be relocated inside to Fire American Tavern (113 East 5th Street).

WHAT'S PLAYING?

  • October 7 - Remember the Titans (PG 13)
  • October 14- Murder She Baked (Family Friendly)
  • October 21- Hocus Pocus (PG)
  • October 28- Ghostbusters (PG)
  • November 4- The Lorax (Family Friendly)
  • November 11- Top Gun (PG)
  • November 18- Bolt (G)
  • December 2- North Pole (PG) (Family Friendly)

    Come for a double dose of stargazing; movie watching in the night sky!

  • Contact: Uptown Greenville
  •     info@uptowngreenville.com

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